Talk Me Down

In Victoria Dahl's Talk Me Down, the first installment in the Tumble Creek contemporary romance series, this novel is so hot and steamy, you need to fan yourself and have a tall glass of water. When Molly Jennings returned to her hometown of Tumble Creek, Colorado, she putted the spice in that sleepy old town. She ran into her brother's best friend, Chief Ben Lawson, someone she once had the hots for. But ever since she stepped into town, someone's been watching her every move. Of course, she kept her secrets about what she did for a living, but all she wanted to do was please her parents. She kicked up a storm when she reunited with Lori Love, an old friend of hers from high school. But no matter what she does, someone's been stalking her and perhaps frightened her too. And when she called Ben to help her out, she thought it was nothing. And as for Ben, he's been a bit intrigued on what Molly does and what's so secretive about her ex-boyfriend who's manipulative as hell. But whenever they get a chance, they turned up the heat and steam up the room with hot passionate sex. And when her secret's out, it changes everything and put their lives on the line on who wanted to hurt her and why.

This was a steamy and red-hot contemporary romance from start to finish. This had some bits of humor and plenty of steamy hot sex to fog up the scenes. I did care about Molly and how she made a name for herself with her own chosen career. I did think she did more than lit up a couple of sparks whenever she's with Ben. I think they make a perfect couple together. I did think Cameron was a narcissistic and pompous ass. I had found Ben a charming police officer who didn't know who or what he was getting into it. I adored Tumble Creek as a idyllic small town with vivid and mesmerizing scenic locations. This would keep you enticed and thirsty for more with nonstop action, suspense, intrigue and lots of intense drama.

Will you need to douse yourself after you read Talk Me Down today?

Close Enough to Touch

In Victoria Dahl's Close Enough to Touch, the first book in the Jackson contemporary romance series, sh turned up the heat to cool you down and steam the windows in this novel, l. Grace Barrett was a former L.A. makeup artist and down in her luck, stuck in debt, and high-tailed it over to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. She'd accepted free rent from her great-uncle and needed work fast, before her past caught up to her. Her next door neighbor was Cole Rawlins, a sexy cowboy who wanted to get underneath her skin and know her well. He had gotten a bum leg and had a Hollywood past of their own. But when a movie crews set up to do pre-production on his ranch, it stirred up a lot of trouble for their growing relationship and controversy amongst others. But what with Grace's purple wild hair and Cole's horsemanship skills were put to the test, they make an explosive couple with sexual chemistry that couldn't be beat. They escaped temptation and a belonging to be together and a new home of their own. We really saw Grace's struggles to cover her tracks and Cole's concerns about his ranch and his possible future. You'll be rooting for them to get together in no time.

This was an awesome and amazing contemporary romance. I cared about Grace and Cole, when we had gotten to know them much better. I loved the wildness of Grace to have purple hair and how Cole didn't mind. I found Jackson Hole was an ideal and perfect location for this novel with the surrealism of a ranch life. This would make you swoon for Cole and root for this couple with excellent drama, great romance, suspense, plenty of non-stop action and lots of intrigue.

Will you be close enough to touch love? If so, check it out today!